Lovely wildflowers Myah found on a nature walk.
Luke found a frog in the bog!
Good News!!!
We were delighted to hear that our application for the renewal of our Green Flag has been successful. Congratulations to all the children, parents and teachers for all their hard work.
The theme for the past two years was Global Citizenship Marine Environment. As well as researching and completing projects on this theme, everyone had to keep working on the previous themes.
A special thanks to the children who were part of our Green School's Committee over the past two years. Their enthuasiasm and hard work paid off.
Halloween 2019 - Costumes made by recycling materials.
Green Schools Update - June 2019
The children have been very busy in the last few weeks and months planting and painting our raised beds. The garden is really taking shape and by the time we return in September we will enjoy the fruits of their labours. A special word of thanks to Ms Fallon for all of her hard work on Green Schools all year. We would also like to especially thank our Caretaker Joe who works tirelessly in the garden and grounds all year round to keep them looking so fantastic.
National Spring Clean 2019
Food Dudes
Planting Spring Bulbs
Clothing Collection November 2018
Big thank you to everyone who participated in the NCBI Clothing Collection held in November. A total of 72 bags were donated which raised 396 euro.
Look at our tasty apples and peas from our garden!
Raising the Flag
Green School's Award Ceremony - Global Citizenship Energy
Photos from our Energy Action Day
Our Energy Action Day will take place on 7th March 2018!!
Planting 2017 - 2018
We celebrated Tetra Pak Tree Day by planting an Alder tree sapling. Thanks to Joe for his help!
We celebrated Tetra Pak Tree Day by planting an Alder tree sapling. Thanks to Joe for his help!
NCBI Clothing Collection - November 2017
We had a clothing collection on the 7th November. 52 bags of unwanted clothing were donated on the day. Thanks to everyone who helped out.
Lenrec Clothing Collection
Green Schools – Lenrec Recycling 29.04.2015
We are having a clothing recycling drive to help raise funds for our school. Using a refuse bag, please donate, used or new, men’s, women’s, children’s unwanted clothing, shoes, belts, handbags, ties, linen, household, textiles or stuffed toys. Mobile phones should be placed in a separate small plastic bag. Clothes donations to the school please by Wednesday 29th April 2015 before 9.30 a.m.
We are having a clothing recycling drive to help raise funds for our school. Using a refuse bag, please donate, used or new, men’s, women’s, children’s unwanted clothing, shoes, belts, handbags, ties, linen, household, textiles or stuffed toys. Mobile phones should be placed in a separate small plastic bag. Clothes donations to the school please by Wednesday 29th April 2015 before 9.30 a.m.
Presentation at the recent Green Schools Awards Day
Green Schools Flag for Biodiversity
A look in pictures....
Habitat Maps - Year 1 & Year 2
Planting.
Out of little acorns...
We love when past pupils drop in to visit us here in Cappataggle N.S. We were delighted to see that our strong traditions in Green Schools have been carried on to secondary school by this Green Schools Committee Member! Students are pictured at our recent Book Fair in our school Library.
Book early to avoid disappointment...
It's a bugs life as all sorts of insects are taking up residence in our brand new 'Bug Hotel'. Mrs O' Brien and the Green Schools Committee have been working very hard in the last few weeks to get the bug hotel up and running before the winter sets in. Amenities include swimming pool, log pile, turf gym and lots more....
Fruit and Vegetables fresh from the school garden....
Mrs O' Brien and the Green Schools Committee have been very busy in the school vegetable patch. See below the fruits of their labour.
Gardening & Bee Keeping at Cappataggle N.S.
During the month of October we had a visit from Pat Lenihan who gave all classes a wonderful talk on vegetable growing in Ireland. Pat spoke about everything from peas to pumpkins and explained that with the right care and attention we can grow any vegetables in Ireland. He then went on to talk to the children about bee keeping and showed them a working bee hive full of honey combs and explained the process of extracting honey from the combs. It was a very informative and interesting talk with the children asking lots of questions. We are very grateful to Pat for giving of his time so generously.
